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Warrington stock Exchange.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
On the Washington Stock Exchange are noted to-day:
Y. $. o.. registered. l2s4 bid. 12sS ASKED
D. G. 3O-year fund. IS 1909 con-. I26s bid bid
Met Railroad stock; 1oa bid. 1o52 asked.
Co.. 80 bid, 3oS asked. Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Co., SO bid. 81 asked. u. 5. Electric
Light, 10 bid W. l. /. 1st mortgage bonds, 81 :,
bid. Columbia Title Insurance. 90 Dld. 6 asked
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OVER MILLION-AND-A-HALF RECEIVED ALREADY
THIS SUMNER.

CHICAGO July 2.-During the first half of the
present summer season nearly ], 600 900 hogs were
received in Chicago, Of which number 459Ol9
were reshipped alive. The packing for the
four months ended under review was
1.016, 1852 hogs The figures compared with a
corresponding period last year exhibit 47S 0s de-
crease III the receipts; 21S 491 decrease in ship
ments and 272, 1873 decrease In packing. During
the past month twelve regular houses were In at:-
tive operation, while one year ago no less than Is
were Strengthening hogs The average weight OF
hogs for June 1887, was 229 pounds, the heaviest
monthly average this year.
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MARsEILLES, July 2.-Commander Cha5 lie
Strange, OF the British despatch boat Surprise, is
missing. He was here awaiting the arrival OF the
Duke of Edinburgh whom the Surprise was to
convey to Malta. Last Wednesday Commander
LIE Strange visited the suburbs of Marseilles, and
he has not been seen or heard from since
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Dared Hin, to Marry Her.

From the Marion (Ohio) Mirror.
Some OF Ttnins sweetest girls were taking q
tour through the new courthouse, with Celia
Forbing, Kenton belle, in tow. Just like one Of
those daring KentOn girls, Celia stepped up to
the marriage record and bluffed any young man
present to take out the papers and make her his'n
Ed. HOman walked up and accepted the challenge
Notice OF 1t was published In the papers, and 1t Is
said the young couple drove over TO FOStOria to
get Spliced In the evening.
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COLUMBUS, NEB., July 2.-The Pacific Railway
Investigating Commission heard number or wit
neSSeS here this morning. The substance Of the
testimony was that there has been some complaint
as TO the management OF the Union Pacific road,
but much OF 1t had arisen because OF passes and
privileges given to politicians and since Mr.. Adams
has been In charge things have tmnrQYed
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The NlOrel,oaase Riot.

The MOrehOase Riot.
ONE OF THE ESCAPING NEGROES sh0T NINETY NILES
AWAY.
Information was received at Minden. La. Thurs.
day night that three OF the negroes engaged in
the Morehouse riot had passed across the four
parishes Intervening, and were near that point,
travelling on foot, on their way to Texas The
sheriff quickly organized posse, and
in an hour or two overhauled on the
railroad track the men wanted. The sheriff
ordered them TO surrender, and they gave
him pistol shots In answer. The sheriff and his
posse returned the fire. After the smoke cleared
away one OF the negroes was found dead. A
corOner's jury Friday morning exOnerated the
sherin from all the blame. The negro killed saw
fused TO surrender. and suffered the consequence.
Four deputy sherfffs of MOrehouse parish arrived
at Minden by Friday evenings train from Oak
Ridge, and identified the negro as Alexander NC
Lemore. one OF the principal leaders OF the More
Parties from Morehouse report that no political
significance can be attached to the MOrehOuse
killing. A negro OF Oak Ridge had been for some
white woman. There was no law to meet the
case, and IL was determined TO give the negro zoe
laShes and then force him to leave the country
people would have Insisted on. TO this the
negro consented, and while a committee OF re.
spectacle citizens was administering the blows
they were nred into by q party In ambush pre-
OF the party were more or less seriously wounded
negro turned tnformer on the attacking party
and the next day body Of armed citizens went
them, and again fired into them. killing one white
man and mortaliy wounding another. Four negroes
were killed on the spot and another was Nnched
that AFTERNOON Three others. including the negro
They had travelled about 90 miles westward
when overtaken as above.
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GOOD NEWS FOR THE CROWN PRNCE-A section
OF the growth last removed from the throat OF the
German crown prince was sent TO Prof. virchow,
OF Berlin, for examination. The latter has Just
made thoroughly satisfactory report, which has
delighted the emperor and the prince.
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The Earl of Aberdeen.
A RECEPTION TO HIN BY THE KANSAS CITY LAND

KANSAS CITY, July 2.-The Irish National League,
OF this city, rendered reception TO the Earl OF
Aberdeen, ey-lOrd lieutenant of Ireland, who ar
rived here to-day from the Texas Pan Handle. A
scroll memorial was presented to the earl by
PRESIDENT Fitzpatrick. Speeches were made and
the earl answered III speech in which he spoke
1eelfngly OF the present struggle in Ireland for
home rule, which created a profound sensation.
The earl starts to-day for st. Paul He goes thence
to Chicago.
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FATAL COLLISION OF SKULLs.-Scott Logan and
Jack billiard, negro railroad employees fought at
Columbia, s. Co. wednesday. billiard was holding
broke loose and butted Dillon in the forehead with
such force as to fracture his SKULL killing him in
Stantly.
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Lieut.. Vernon Of the 4th precinct South WASH
ington), is sick.
The municipal buildings will be closed on Mon
day, the 4th instant.

Lively Scene At an Irish Wedding.
From the London Standard
During wedding ceremony yesterday at the
Presbyterian church, Ballymena, the parties
united being John Thompson and Mary Stairs the
mother OF the former began to anathematlze the
bride and apply vile epithets to her. Some consta.
bic removed the irate woman, whereupon her
daughter rushed forward, dealt the bridesmaid q
deliberate blow on the face, and tore on her veil.
The passionate girl was taken out, where crowd
had assembled. AS the wedding party drove away
the mother and daughter again Moderated their
strong disapproval OF the union Just formed.
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SAVANNAH POLICEMEN ARMED WITH NUsKKm-
The rongshoremen's strike at Savannah, Ca,
which was practically settled three yeeks ago, has
Co., lumber dealers, has been working non-union
men and using them on ships other than those
object Of the strikers wrath. Thursday night he
was surrounded by about 200 OF them, who threat
ened his lire. When he escaped he reported the
policemen armed with muskets were on the
Wharves protecting the men.
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CYRUS FIELD WILL MAKE STArEMRNT-Cyrus
w. Field said to q reporter in New York yesterday
that he had not word OF explanation to make at
this time with regard to the recent big drop In the
market and his alleged compulsory parting with
newspapers got through with their m1sstatements
he would make Q statement OF the case over his
own SIGNATURE.
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RESULT OF RAT BIrR-A few weeks ago Ben
Reeder, OF Danvtlle, KY, was awakened from sleep
by a rat running across his body. The animal
teeth In his nose. For day or two nothing Sc
riOus was thought OF the occurrence. although Mr..
Reeder complained OF considerable pain from the
wound. AS day by day has gone by his face has
swollen, and he Is now In critical condition, cry
sipelAS having set In.
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Nh. Strauss the new United States minister. pre.
sented his credentials to the sultan at CONSTANT
nople yesterday. ana was warmly received.
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Reports from large number Of counties In East
Tennessee indicate that the wheat crop th1D go
son "a the largest raised Tor 20 yearA
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MIR. BACON,s ACCOUNTS.
A Shortage Of Over S33, 600 Discovered,
Which May be Reduced 20 Eli, OO0.

The committee which was appointed by 6ecre-
tary Lamar 70 settle up the accounts Of the late
Levi Bacon, financial clerk OF the Patent once,
have practically completed their labora
Their statement, made late this afternoon, shows
that the examination OF the committee covered
the period from June to % last and that the
balance unaccounted for Is $11, 525 60 OF total
receipt held by Mr.. Bacon OF s67 40 during that
period.
The deficit in the special deposits with Mr..
Bacon by ATTORNEYS Is 8, $50 OF which 81, 500 can
not be collected There is also some
$4,000 in due bills from employees,
clecrs &C., which, II collectable, will reduce
the total deficit from over $50 600 to 81, $1,000
The bondsmen, j. A. Hubbeu and Jas L Norris,
are On q bond for $10,OO
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DON'T Know WHAT THE LAWS ARK-The last
Territorial Legislature OF Arizona abolished all the
laws OF the Territory, both special and general,
and adopted an entirely new code, the repeal and
new code TO 20 into effect on JulyI But the code IL
still In the printers hands at ST. Louis. Ofrcials
and people Of the Territory are totally ignorant OF
the code laws. All courts viii have TO close until
the code Is printed and distributed.
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IT Is UNDERSTOOD that j. NJ. Pollard, Of the ex-
aiming corps Of the Patent Office, has been ten
dered position on Gen. Ordway'S staff
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Offering Twenty Cents On n Dollar.
Boston, MAsl, July 2-The stearns Furniture
Co, manufacturers have failed, ana are Offering
SIS. 0oQ
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A SUMNER RESORT WHERE THEIR rs NO LACK OF
BEAUx-GKN. BUcKNER AND HIS BARBECUE CAM
PAIdN-A YOUNG AMERICANS ADVENTURE In LON
DoN-PERSONAL NOTES.
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WOULD ACCEPT TIE BULGARIAN TRoNR.-Prtnce
Ferdinand, OF COburg, has announced that he
would accept the Bulgarian throne II elected by
the Sobranje and the election should be approved
or acQuiesced In by ali OF the European powers or
all eyt.ept Russia.
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LONDON. July 1T is stated that Mile. Campos
the runaway Spanish heireSS, who has failed to
get married at Dover because of the refusal OF the
authorities TO grant her license has forwarded
instructions to Paris, her home 10 have the bans
ofnarriage between herself and NJ. Garbouef her
lover, published tomorrow.
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Interior Department Changes.

The following changes were made in the Interior
Department to-day: VIM. B. Montgomery, OF Michi.
gan, confidential clerk OF the Commissioner OF
Patents, has resigned.
Harvey NJ. Friend, of Ohio, has been appointed q
law clerk in the Office of the Assistant Attorney.
General, at salary OF $1,000 being promoted
from 81, 900 clerkShip.
Richard Broadhead, Of Pennsylvania, has been
appointed law clerk in the office Of the Assistant
Attorney General at salary OF $1,000.
Lewis E. Ellis, Of New York, promoted from
81 200 to s., 400. indian ONCE.
Adolph Erdman, of Missouri, promoted from
special examiner at 81 400 to clerk at 81 600 Pen
sion once.
Thornton A. washington, OF Texas. appointed to
8, 200 clerkship in General Land ONCE by trans
fer from the War Department, under civil service
rules.
Jno W. de Krafft, OF Virginia, promoted from
8, 200 to 81 400, General Land ONCE.
s., 400, Office OF the Secretary OF the Interior.
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Drowned While Rathjuu.

BATH, Me-, July 2.-Michael MonohOe twenty
two years old, mill employe, and seven-year-
old son OF George Brown were drowned while
bathing In the river last evening.
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has Not REsIaNED-Thos. j. LASER, of the Blu
| reau CT Provisions and Clothing, Navy Depart
ment, has not resigned yet, as stated yesterday,
as his time has been extended until the 18th OF
IulY
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Statue. of Meade and burnside.

From the New York Times, June 90
Launt Thompson's equestrian statue Of General
Burnside, for Providence, r l., has been success
fully cast at the Henry Bonnard foundry, in West
10th street, and was removed yesterday to the
steamer for its transfer to Providence before
July 4. 1t stands with its base 10
feet high, and shows Burnside quietly
seated or his horse at rest. The cost was
$4,000. The same fouhdrymen have just cast i.r
the sculptor, Alexander Calder, the equestrian
statue OF Gen. Meade, to be placed in Paramount
Park. The charger Is rained in and plants his
fOrefeet, while his hindQuarters are lowered.
Meade has uncovered his head, and fatigue cap
appears in his right hand, which hangs at hts
side. With base this group is seventeen feet high,
and cost So, 900. The unwilling will be in October
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PARNELL ISSUES AN URGENT WHIP.-Mr. Parnell
has issued an urgent wh1p, summoning every men,
Der OF the Parnell1e party to attend the house of
commons on Tuesday evening, when the third
reading OF the crimes bill will come up.
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HOE RENT-THREE-s STORY AND BASEMENT
II pressed brick. bay window, ten rooms $50 per
month; HOP SIN ST. Nv. Apply At BRAD ADAMS
I;svsS-O-e STA Est ieI4lm
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SENATOR RANSOM called upon the President to-
day with delegation from North Carolina, to in
wife the President to attend the North carolina
State fair, In October. on his way to Atlanta The
President did not give decided reply but evinced
a desire 10 accept The invitation.
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Two Labor Stories.

Two LABOR StOf1e4s
From the Milwaukee Sentinel
Carroll D. Wright, the chief the National Bureau
is looked up to as mentor by all the others, and
was again chosen president. His experience durinG
period OF sixteen years in the statistical field o.
Massachusetts has gained for HIM more than
national reputation, and his reports are found
upon the desks OF every industrial establishment
OF Massachusetts. He Is now man OF about
fOrty-1ve, OF splendid physique, and delights tr
listening to and telling good jokes His latest Is
how an impending strike in a shoe factory OF Lynn
Massachusetts,, was averted A laster was dis
charged for incompetency; the union would not
allow 1t. The employer had to yield, but he did il
In his own way. He inserted an advertisement IL
the paper for Knight OF Labor laster.
Are you good laster7"
eyes, SIR"
''Can you unlast, too?"
cot course, SIR" said the astonished applicant.
''Then, go to work." said the employer, sal
unlasting every pair of boots this man here II
lasting"
Another story Mr. Wright delights in is this: 4
certain manufacturer, employing no more than
dozen men, who happened to be all Engishmen
hand at the work. The Englishmen felt sore ant
appointed one OF their number as a ''kick1ng com
mittee." Said the employer:
Irish employers"
"Oh. Wen. that is different" said the committee
well them" said the manufacturer, 81 shall
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A Baby,s Seaside Adventure.
Providence Journal Newport Letter.
Gossip is busy telling over and over the story Of
the adventure which befell the children OF Mr.
Louis Lorillard the other day. The nurse went
away for moment, leaving the baby in its little
carriage In charge Of Its brother tiny fellow moi
much older. He began to push the carriage to and
fro along the Cliff walk and toward the edge Of
the cliffs, catching 1t and drawing 1t back just be-
fore It reached the brink. At last the fatal mo-
ment came when he missed his hold and the car
riage ran forward. tremDed moment on the edge
and fell over, plunging into the sea below, baby
and ali. The brave little fellow, beside himself
with horror, ran hastily down the steps to the
out the poor baby and carried her up to the house
tnSenSibe but alive. A little care from physician
and she was herself again, but every one had a
sad fright, most OF all the little brother who how
ever, had In a measure redeemed his carelessness
by the heroic rescue.
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HATRED OF THE LION AND THE UNICoRN.-At the
meeting Of the Irish National League OF Boston
last evening, Secretary OFlynn offered some reso-
lutiOnS c0ndemntng an article that appeared In
the Boston Herald in reference TO the attempt to
pull down the unicorn and lion on the old State
House. Mr.. Scannell moved that the resolution be
adopted, and said that whoever made the at
resolutions were adopted. Speeches were made
by d. H. Biggs, OF the Central Labor Union, and
others. They denounced the letting OF Faneuil
Hall for the celebration OF the queens jubilee and
declared that not only the bronze lion and UNI
corn, but every other vesttge OF British rule should
be torn down and trampled under foot.
Bishop Shorter, OF the African Methodist Church,
In charge OF the work In South Carolina and
Georgia, dropped dead OF heart ditease at Wilbor-
force, Ohio yesterday. He was 20 years OF age
Cashier Baldwin. Of the Fidelity Bank In Gin
day, but soon secured another, and was thus saved
from going to jail
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Gen. LaWton at Yienna.


VIENNA, July 2.-Gen. Lawton, the new Uniret
States minister to Austria, has arrived here
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WFSCOTT & WILCOX,
1907 Penusy lyania ave. u. "

VyrR ST-FURNISHED-ONE OF THE MOST
j desirable Houses in the northwest section 3st1ry
and basement brick, 10 rooms, well furnished; bath
pom II each floor. elevator: al in stclass order
fiOuts southeast, on a prominent circle. years
I III. I4iS I st. NV. je23-l2t
NOR PENTHOUSE AND STORE, 1911 g ST
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it GUtj - I0r.a mi $50 1913 9th st a.mi 22o.4(
Jl ST. Sr and store 80 40l st ne, Or, MI %. 81
ClS p av Sc, ST. ami 80 311 1th Sc, 6r mi. is 81
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Two THOUSAND MEN LOCKED OUT-The two thou
sand employees OF the Read1 ng, Pa, iron works
yesterday afternoon informed the management
| that they would not accept the reduction OF 10
per cent made recently, and the prOprierorS de-
ctded TO close down all the establishments throw
ing all the men out OF work.
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swORMSTEDT L BRADLEY.

,OR-RENT-FCRNISHED HOUSE 943 o ST NV:
II SIX rooms, large yard, delightful location: $50 per
lion III advance now open owner at 0lS Sth ST. d.
w POSSESSION July l. je20 I'm
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young English woman In WIDOWS weeds climbed
up beside him, and showing Stratghtway her need
OF manly arm TO keep her footing, explained to
the young gentleman next her that her hus-
British army"nad been Killed in battle, and had
left her so lily provided for that she could not hire
window to see the show that day. SO was forced
to stand in the street as best she could There
upon the American, seeing her about to fal ofYered
her his arm, and she gracefully accepted 1t with
thanks, and kept 1t until ready to return to her
lodgings Next. some little street gaminS rough
dirty boys, climbed up upon the coping, and Mr.:
Campbell gave them q safe place, too. Pretty
S saaa a ng @ a with
evidently the child's mother, with him, approached
and began trying very roughly to pull the little
himself This Mr.. Campbell promptly resented,
and tried to shame the man for his efforts to push
the boys aside, and as the man grew impudent
were there first, and he would protect their rights
adding: 'If you had spoken like gentleman
zs RfSs wife, but
swered the man who was evidently used to push
and let it see the show anyhow. I am tired hold
ing 1t, and SO is my Wife,"
IAN right" promptly answered Mr.: Campbell,
$50 Will; am strong; give me the Child
the to young
actually held it ali Che time the parade was pass e
ing. SO there was this rich young American bach
elor, with widow on one arm baby clasped by
perfect strangers to him till that ttme cnging to
his legs standing on the coping OF fountain in
wearing as cheerful mien as he had at any OF
the banquetS rendered him by the English aristoc-
in ST. Louis. Meantime the rough
man, who had stood near him. had been
swearing at the stranger until he took
the baby, and chafed more and more because of
his inability to get up row. But when, as the
crowd began TO move away after the procession
him with crown In its hand, slipped into 1t
delicately at the last moment by the American,
the father blurted out with tears in his eyes:
'Well, SIR, you are gentleman and no mistake,
and sorry am 70 have spoke Ill TO you at FIRST"
" would pc Wen II all the stories told OF the dOings
much to their credit and to that OF this country
as does the above. MISS GRUNDY.
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LoTs ON TIE rrx1xYrovN ROAD.
OPPO6ITE PREeIDEET CLEyELANDs CoUETBY
SEAT AND ST. ALBAN's CHURCH
Lots sold on easv terms. Monthly paymsu0 -
copied on contracts Tor do0d0 nnd dsferred payaoO
bear 5 per cant intsrsst Twenty Aee hsvs 49,
TheSe lot imnsdlatsly sd3oln IT, WasAdagtsa L.
which VIII b open 1or Gue86 jun l.
JON Z szAIL AQ.
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Paris, of the fire department, has received from
Messrs. W, NJ Gait Co. letter which says:
1.-The fire at our warehouse on Tuesday, the 2Sth
Instant, demonstrated plainly that our fire depart
ment Is second to no similar organization in this
country. We congratulate you on the excellence
and discipline OF your entire department, which
SO intelligently and CALAMITY fought the flames
that seemed to have all their own way. Please
convey to the entire force our deep appreciation
OF their services